Forensic Science Education for the Civil and Criminal Justice Communities
Zucker, Susan G., Distance Learning
Effective planning and development of distance learning programs are discussed in this article. The focus is on differences between distance education and Web-based learning, factors to consider when planning distance education, course management system (CMS) features, deciding whether to use synchronous or asynchronous teaching tools, partnering with other institutions, and integrating multiple learning formats into distance education. This information is applicable to distance learning initiatives in other organizations.
DIFFERENCES BETWEEN DISTANCE EDUCATION AND WEB-BASED LEARNING
The main difference between distance education and Web-based learning is that distance …
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Article title: Forensic Science Education for the Civil and Criminal Justice Communities.
Contributors: Zucker, Susan G. - Author.
Magazine title: Distance Learning.
Volume: 3.
Issue: 1
Publication date: January 1, 2006.
Page number: 54+.
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